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Peter Lamborn Wilson – Back to 1911 Movement Manifesto: Energy

ACME, you remember, was the company that made all those safes for Coyote to drop on the Roadrunner. If only it were that simple. Everyone simply can’t go “back to 1911″ – there wouldn’t be enough energy there to support our wasteful habits. The last viable population density must’ve occurred, in fact, around 1911. After [...]

Peter Lamborn Wilson – Back to 1911 Movement Manifesto: On (Type) Writing

The years between the death of Nietzche (& Queen Victoria) & 1914 constitute a dawn of Modernism that never happened into day. Instead it was smashed to nihil by the one long war (1914 – 1989) of the ghastly XXth Century. The liberté libre of trends like Symbolism, Expressionism, anarchism / socialism, lebensreform, Cosmicism etc. [...]

Interview: V. Vale

17 July 1990 interview with V. Vale, publisher of Search and Destroy, co-founder of Re/Search Publications. OVO: What is the main source for the information that you publish? VALE: We never tire of saying that our main influences were surrealism and situationism, and surrealism as you know placed a great deal of influence on objective [...]

Ernest Mann: Warbucks Intra-Family Communique

House of the United States of America: Warbucks Intra-Family Communique I know that you don’t like to think this, but we are much like humans. We are subject to the human frailties. We forget. We get slip-shod. We fall short of our disciplines. You have selected me to be the family coordinator and I agreed [...]

R. Arthur Fields and His Assasinators: Hello Montreal

How dry I am, how dry I am, nobody knows how dry I am… (sh) Speak easy, (sh) speak easy, said Johnny Brown. I’m gonna leave this town, everything is closing down. (sh) Speak easy, (sh) speak easy, and tell the bunch I won’t go East, won’t go West, got a different hunch. I’ll be [...]